Posted by Tom Moreau on 02/23/06 02:55

Try:

select
C1 + '#' + cast (C2 as varchar (10)) + '#' + convert (char (10), C3,
103) + '#' + cast (C4 as varchar (10))
from
MyTable

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Tom

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SQL Server MVP
Columnist, SQL Server Professional
Toronto, ON Canada
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"Crumb" <rowan.ian@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi All,

Bit of a newbie question i'm afraid, so sorry if this is a really
stupid question,

I am not sure if I am trying to do this in the right place as I am sure
SQL Server has a far better way of doing this

What I am trying to do is join the contents of several columns and
present the entry into a new column. the entries of all the columns I
am trying to join are different types such as dates and numbers. I want
to join all columns as a text string. To make it just a even more
tricky I wish to insert a # between all fields.

Just in case my poor description has got you thinking What the F*&K
here is an example of what I am trying to do

C1 C2 C3 C4 C5
Ian 1234 22/02/2006 123456789 Ian#1234#22/02/2006#1234567890
I have been trying to do this in the Formula in the design veiw of the
table.

Any Advice would be fantastic.


Many Thank

Ian

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